Glen Innes

Call into the Visitor Information Centre for information on the local area. Souvenirs and other merchandise available for purchase.

At the Australian Standing Stones. Open 7 days 10am to 5pm Morning Teas, Lunches, Afternoon Teas. Buses and Group bookings welcome. Dinner by arrangement for groups. Celtic fare and modern cafe...

Glen Innes is well known for its beautiful parklands situated through the centre of town, straddling the quaint rocky ponds for three blocks. The parks are a great place for travellers to stop...

The Land of the Beardies History House Museum is a folk museum; the collection comes almost exclusively from the town and district, and mirrors the history and development of families, businesses,...

Gibraltar Range National Park is situated on 25,407 hectares. The national park is on the Gwydir Highway, 79 Kilometres from Glen Innes and 104 kilometres from Grafton. The strength and character...

A rainforest wilderness for the imagination, of forest piled on forest seething with sounds and yet silent. Giant buttressed tree trunks, like Gothic columns, standing seemingly motionless and...

A lovely and little-known reserve on one of our most picturesque rivers. Swim, paddle a lilo, or stretch out and relax on a smooth boulder. Suitably equipped bushwalkers with topographic maps can...

Wellingrove Fossicking Reserve is located 200m north west of Glen Innes via Bonshaw and Wellingrove roads. Sapphire and zircon are found in clay above a weathered granite bottom from the surface 3...

Located along the famous convict carved road; Old Grafton to Glen Innes Road you will find this old historic Tunnel was built by a contractor in c1866-68; is situated approximately 120 kilometres...

The erection for the Australian Standing Stones in Glen Innes has been undertaken in recognition of the contribution made by peoples with Celtic origin in Australia, over the last 200 years. The...